The free version of Songbringer is limited to playing through the initial dungeon. A purchase unlocks the entire game so you can play beyond the first dungeon.
Songbringer is a sci-fi action RPG with swords, secrets, dungeons, bosses and stuff.
You play the role of protagonist and accidental hero, Roq Epimetheos. With a propensity for partying and making music, he cruises the galaxy with his skybot Jib aboard the ship Songbringer, searching for verdant planets absent the presence of galactic police.
When Roq finds the nanosword hidden in a cave on Ekzerra, he unwittingly awakens an ancient evil…
• Enter a 6-letter deterministic seed to procedurally generate your world. Share this seed with friends or play a new seed and surprise yourself.
• Explore 10 dungeons in each world where puzzles, quests and bosses await you.
• Discover lost artefacts to aid your mission and combine them to craft new weaponry.
• Eat cacti and meditate to gain special powers and uncover secrets.
Includes DLC content: The Trial of Ren. Discover the whereabouts of the mysterious Ren and undertake his trial in the hopes of achieving spiritual ascension! Craft new items to power up Roq and top the leaderboards by overcoming the new enhanced difficulty mode.
• A new combat-focused dungeon featuring remixed enemies and a new boss.
• Two new craftable weapons, the Flamethrower and the Hyper Boots.
• Battle Meditation, a new item that can power up your partner!
• Eiael’s Snare, a new item that increases your final score, but also grants all bosses new special attacks and increases the difficulty of enemies.
A-level game. Refreshing to play a well-thought-through rogue-like with a good sprinkling of storyline and the right amount of discover-yourself-what-to-do-next. Would be cool to see a bit more upgrade-your-weapon type things; although it has that and in a cool way where you could upgrade in a variety of ways. I was a bit lost at first but enjoyed the freedom the game provides. Reminded me of original sNES Zelda. Fresh take on this genre though; looking forward for the developer’s next title. 8-10hs gaming experience if you don’t research how-tos or play again; you can play again though because the map and a few details are different every time you play.
